Know Your Wildlife Quiz By A E Borel
A. E. Borel presents a wildlife quiz with questions on flies and common fish, prompting readers to rate themselves on correctness and authority based on answers.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
13
A. E. Borel presents a wildlife quiz with questions on flies and common fish, prompting readers to rate themselves on correctness and authority based on answers.
Cy Hartman maintains a pure Holstein herd by isolating any ill animal to protect the rest. The parallel is drawn to brewers who pride themselves on decency and good behavior, using isolation or authorities to bar troublesome taverns until they conform. The overall result is careful standards and observable improvement.
A set of scattered statements covers fishing lures fish anatomy deer habitat fish classification worm feeding and bird families. It includes swelled hooks without barbs, stocking needs for ponds, warm water fish, mule deer habitats, angle worm diets, a misclassified Weimaraner, and grouse and flicker family notes.
The list covers fishing hook size effects, catfish, short leaders, no restocking due to pond reproduction, black bass classification, brush, decomposing vegetation, hunting dogs gaining popularity for general use, blue grouse habitat notes, and the woodpecker family.
Closed Week at the university gave students a breather before final exams. For 33 weeks the students study and prepare, and next week the university will graduate approximately 600 seniors, the largest class in history.
Thick beds of high grade dolomite are found near the surface in Southwestern New Mexico, notably in Eddy and Chavez Counties.
State Engineer's Office in Santa Fe announces Herbert Strange of Animas Hidalgo County New Mexico filed for a permit to appropriate 480 acre feet of water annually from the Animas Underground Water Basin. Well 16 inches diameter about 220 feet deep would irrigate 160 acres in Section 30 Township 27 South Range 19 West NM P M, rotating irrigation between SE and SW portions. Protests must be in writing within 10 days after last publication, with copies served on applicant. Proceedings set for about July 8 1948.
Notice published in Santa Fe NM on May 17 1948 states D A Lee of Animas seeks permit to appropriate 810 acre feet of water annually from the Animal Underground basin by a 20 inch diameter well 120 feet deep in SE SW of Section 5 Town 26 S Range 20 W for irrigation of 270 acres including described parcels. Protest must include reasons affidavits and copy served to applicant. State Engineer to consider on or about June 28 1948. First publication May 28 1948 Last publication June 11 1948.
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